Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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SieRRA administRAtion As the administrators of this school, we are privileged to work with and for you, the Spartans of Sierra. We sincerely hope that because of the small part we play in your lives here at school, your future will hold more happiness, success, and fulfillment of your hopes and aspirations. As an administrator of your school, each of us has pledged his best efforts to provide an educational program and an environment in which desire for achievement and for ex- cellence will flourish. To those of you who are graduating, we extend our congratulations. May the best things in life be yours. John I. Chickanzeff Peter D. DeVries Orval D. McLellan Robert G. Wohtoncrojt MR. JOHN CHICKANZEFF Principal MR. OVAL McLELLAN Assistant Principal, Business and Activities MR. ROBERT WOLSTONCROFT Assistant Principal, Guidance and Counseling MR. PETER DeVRIES Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Instruction 11

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DR. HEBER H. HOLLOWAY Superintendent DR. LEONARD A. GRANDY Assistant Superintendent The students of Sierra owe a debt of grati- tude to the gentlemen of the District Administra- tion whose job is that of supervising and co- ordinating the programs and activities of the six high schools. They spend many hours in research and study before making each decision in order to maintain the highest possible standards of education for the district. 6lStRICt AdministRAtion DR. CHARLES E. WALLACE Assistant Superintendent MR. EUGENE O. WINEINGE Assistant Supenntendentd r MR. MALCOLM BURTON President BoaRd of tRustees ML;. HERSCHEL STARR MRS. VIRGINIA MACY MR. EDGAR ROMBERG The members of the Board of Trustees have the great responsibility of deciding the policies of the Whit- tier Union High School District. As unsalaried officers, they give freely of their time and energy to provide the students with the best possible educational opportunities. MR. CHARLES MARSHALL 10

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COOROinatORS Mr. Robert Eicholtz Curriculum and Instruction Mr. Arthur narsnoarger Student Personnel CounselORs Mr. William Laverty Freshman Counselor Mr. Warren Hackett Sophomore Counselor Mr. John Landis Activities and Curriculum and nstruction Mrs. Cecilia Throp Curriculum and Instruction Although the coordinators do not work directly with the students, they help the teachers by supplying additional materials and by suggesting new teaching techniques that The faculty members can use to make their classes even more effective. Mr. Arthur Roessel Junior Cjunselor Mrs. Rachel Wooletl Senior Counselor The work done by the counselors, al- though often unseen by the students, plays a major role in the molding of their lives. In addition to helping the individual Spartan solve personal problems and program con- flicts, they maintain complete records of each student ' s high school career and handle personnel evaluations required by colleges and prospective employers. 12